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Contributions to Urban Indigenous Self-Determination: The Story of Neeginan and Kaupapa Maori by Horning, Darwin, Baumbrough, Beth

“…This paper considers two different Indigenous-led initiatives, the Neeginan initiative (Winnipeg, Canada) and the Kaupapa Maori movement (New Zealand), within…”
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Watershed Governance for Rural Communities: Aligning Network Structure with Stakeholder Vision by Horning, Darwin Glen, Bauer, Bernard O, Cohen, Stewart J

“…Water governance often adopts one of two end-member frameworks: (a) centralized, command-control structures, or (b) distributed-collaborative networks. The…”
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Smart Growth in Canada's Provincial North by Groulx, Mark, Kieta, Kristen, Rempel, Matthew, Horning, Darwin, Gaudreau, Kyrke

“…Smart growth promotes urban sustainability by encouraging increased densities, mixed use, walkable design, and access to diverse transportation and housing…”
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Complex problems and unchallenged solutions: Bringing ecosystem governance to the forefront of the UN sustainable development goals by Vasseur, Liette, Horning, Darwin, Thornbush, Mary, Cohen-Shacham, Emmanuelle, Andrade, Angela, Barrow, Ed, Edwards, Steve R., Wit, Piet, Jones, Mike

“…Sustainable development aims at addressing economic, social, and environmental concerns, but the current lack of responsive environmental governance hinders…”
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Missing bridges: Social network (dis)connectivity in water governance by Horning, Darwin, Bauer, Bernard O., Cohen, Stewart J.

“…Nowhere are the effects of climate change felt more acutely than in rural water-scarce regions where adaptation through effective watershed governance is…”
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Water Governance Network Analysis using Graphlet Mining by Das, Apratim, Drakos, Mike, Aravind, Alex, Horning, Darwin

“…Growing population, urbanization, increased sophistication in life, global warming, and climate change are some of the factors that can worsen the scarcity and…”
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Mountain communities at risk: A case study of gateway community growth management and resort development by Horning, Darwin Glen

“…With the decline of the resource extraction industries many rural gateway communities in western Canada are attempting to capitalize on their pristine…”
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